you've got a lot of better infrastructure here in west palm beach. i think ultimately, that's where the case will be. and i think that's better for the government, because palm beach county went for trump by 43% of the vote. 43% of 12 jurors is five. all you need is one, trump loyalist on the jury, you can get a hung jury. but still, it's better for the government then in miami or in four pairs. >> and neal katyal, we've heard, i think, on several programs, people making that program. it only takes one to get a hung jury. but a hung jury in this case just means jack smith goes back to court and charge the case against. >> yeah, sometimes, certainly prosecutors do that. on the case of 100. but look, lawrence, i'm sure it's important, as the last guest just mentioned. to think about probabilities, and so on. and which juries might be influenced more one way or another. that's all helpful and interesting, speculation. but at the end of the day, this is an ironclad indictment. i'm a big believer in the jury system. i'm a big believer in it whether it's a

if they determined that cannot be handled in west palm and they have to bring the case to miami, the next question becomes, yes, a case in the southern district of florida, people who live in miami are part of the southern district of florida, if i am the defense, i am going to say, well, they are not part of the actual location where the case should be, so you need to bring people from west palm to miami. even on a good deal with traffic, it is going to take jurors down here they're going to put them -- take 90 minutes. how are they going to get jurors down here every day? are you going to put them in bands, set up a remote situation where use grangers? we -- were you screen jurors? we have learned one thing from covid, we can do a lot of things remotely that did not need to be in person like before, so will the defense agree or will the government agree to something like that? that gets us to the point of getting the pool together. now you have to sit people down. i find it hard to believe that there is even one person in the southern district of florida who has not heard about thi

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it's not only home court advantage, it's in his backyard in west palm beach.nanimously to convict. and that's going to be really, really hard to do in west palm where donald trump has a ton of support. and so they're going to have to convince all 12. i think it's going to be tough. >> you point out because this will have to be unanimous. from what you saw today when you read through the indictment, do you think if you look at a jury, you know, everyone comes into a jury with an opinion on someone like donald trump, does a jury automatically acquit just because they like him after you read this indictment? or do you think there's a chance there could be a conviction? >> well, listen, you know, donald trump enjoys the presumption of innocence like anyone else. the indictment is powerful. >> yes. >> you read the indictment, it's not just a speaking indictment, it's a show and tell indictment, there's pictures. you don't see that all too often. the jurors are going to have to wade through that. it's more than that. indictments aren't proof. the government is going

of west palm beach, which is that part of the -- of the southern district of florida, he's going toe, again, over seen by a judge that he picked. he literally picked her. your complaints that you're being railroads will fall flat and i will say that it is the luck of the draw but the justice department chose, they checked the box that said, we want this -- this heard in the west palm beach district or the division. >> which increases the likelihood. >> it was a one in four chance not a one in two. >> and let's stay in devil's advocate with respect to judge cannon, getting hadar off the case, is that her objectivity is to tainted and in the eyes of the public that a fair trial can't be had. i think the argument will be look, she ruled against the justice department. it happens all of the time. judges rule against a party and they get overturned and it is part of the game. that doesn't mean that a judge is impartial. it means they wrote a clunker of an opinion and it got over turned. now she has a number of rulings with respect to scheduling and timing that could have delayed the civi

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beach there is no room that is safe that equips a grand jury, this is a west palm beach grand juryg out to say budget scanning, i heard the prior segment that reliable sources say she is presiding, you don't need reliable sources, if you look at the summons you will see her initials on the summons. quickly the way i think she was assigned the case, one of two ways, either what is called a related case, and the master case, a it was signed randomly, i think it was the latter, the special master case was a civil case, this is a criminal case, the system doesn't consider those related. so i think she was assigned randomly but the only judges in the wheel would be those in the northern division, so the chances were not so great, but to tell you little bit about judge canning, we are very proud of our bench, she is well educated, university of michigan, duke, worked in a major law firm and the attorney's office, one thing that surprised me, we are proud of our bench, one thing that surprised me, when she issued the ruling on the special master that's had so much controversy, a lot of la

they had to check west palm beach. that's where most of the events here took place mar-a-lago is located in the west palm beach division. that means that because that was the case it means that probably only about a half dozen judges were in the wheel to be randomly select there was only a one in five or one and six chance that this there is probably that chance this would go to cannon and it did, this was probably not the choice that jack smith would've wanted, he's a professional he knew this was going to happen, as for strategy, i doubt he was going to -- i don't think there is really a good thesis for that. she would have to make the decision on her own. i don't see that as a likelihood. i think he's a professional. he's going to decide that he will try the best you can and will see where lori set up what. >> let me ask you about this. the trump's personal aide and -- the valley in the white house has been indicted on federal criminal charges. it's connected with this case, six charges, including conspiracy to obst

lauderdale, west palm beach and fort pierce. that is the venue chosen by judge cannon.ters. it could very well impact the pool of potential jury members to decide trump's fate. the region that feeds potential jurors to the courthouse is made up of one swing county and four others that are ruby fled their political leanings and that mr. trump won by substantial margins both 2016 and 2020. joining us is barbara mblg quade. barbara, thank you for being with us. this is one of those things we need experts like you to help us understand. there are a couple of questions here. one is, what's the process of picking a venue for a trial within your juris diction and does anybody have to understand why you picked it? >> because this case has been assigned to judge cannon, i think the presumption is it will be in her home court, which is in fort pierce. it would be there are other reasons for a move. for example, it could be that the u.s. marshall service says we don't believe we can secure fort pierce when a former president is on trial, especially one that can illicit trial as we

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meaning in the palm beach and west palm beach area.ly a signif significantly different looking trial than what would have been the case in washington and i suspect the reason the prosecution brought the case in the southern district of florida is because they're alleged obstructive conduct that they charged donald trump with occurred in that venue. in the southern district of florida. as far as their case is concerned, they're going to have to make a great effort to try to distinguish this as serious from other situations and we've mentioned other presidents. other conduct involving vice president then vice president biden, hillary clinton, mike pence and so forth. i think if you know, absent a showing of arm to the united states, even if one acknowledges that the conduct here in terms of how you handle classified information was anywhere from negligent to reckless, it does raise the question about the merits of the government's case from the standpoint of jury appeal that the interest of the united states while they might have been at

there will be a jury likely in west palm beach. judge cannon. i understand they will be proceeding out of the west palm beach office and jurisdiction. it will be up to the jurors. >> neil: indeed. thanks, nicole. former fbi special agent. i want to go to ashley webster. we forget the former president won't be where you are very, very long. we know that he plans to head back to new jersey after this. it will be a fund raiseser. tell me what that is about. >> well, it's interesting. donald trump despite his legal challenges has certainly had a boost in the polls and certainly a boost in the campaign coffers. case in point, take a look at the start of the year. the campaign for trump reporting $34 million. consider this. almost half of that, 15.4 million, came in the next two weeks after the charges were filed in new york by manhattan d.a. alvin bragg. so after the federal indictment was announced, immediately after that, an e-mail was sent out to trump supporters to never surrender and pledge whatever they could donate, as small as $24. it's very

trump is going to make his case today but the case was filed in west palm beach. that is where donald trump's mar-a-lago resort is. he's lived there since he left the white house. both of them i think worth noting did not vote for donald trump in the last election although this entire area has become more republican. the decision has not been made has it about where this trial will be held and do you see any significant difference between west palm beach and miami? >> i'm a huge believer in the jury system and i think that the justice department won't be looking for a denari that voted against donald trump when they go to pick jurors. they'll be looking for fair minded, reasonable people. the decision about which courthouse in the southern district of in this case gets tried in will be largely formed by security concerns. the main courthouse in miami is likely the most secure although there are other courthouses in this district that could arguably be used. one thing we're seeing today, there was a motion by members of the media to give them access to these procee

appointed judge eileen canon who was randomly assigned to the case from among four judges in the west palm beach division will not be present today. in any case, trump's appearance today will consistent of being processed and fingerprinted. it's not clear if a mug shot will be taken. and if one is, if it'll be released. judge goodman will set bond and conditions of pretrial release, which could includes trump having to surrender his passport. one likely condition of bond will include a provision that trump not commit a federal, state, or local crime during his period of release. if the arraignment does occur as scheduled, trump will verbally enter his plea, which he said will be not guilty while he did a radio interview with a boston station yesterday. >> i'll just say not guilty. i didn't do anything wrong, did nothing wrong. presidential records act. it's not even a criminal event. there's no criminality here. it's ridiculous. >> the president has continually gotten that records act wrong. no cameras will be allowed inside the courtroom, and once the hearing is over trump is expected to

if they determined that cannot be handled in west palm and they have to bring the case to miami, thet question becomes, yes, a case in the southern district of florida, people who live in miami are part of the southern district of florida, if i am the defense, i am going to say, well, they are not part of the actual location where the case should be, so you need to bring people from west palm to miami. even on a good deal with traffic, it is going to take jurors down here they're going to put them -- take 90 minutes. how are they going to get jurors down here every day? are you going to put them in bands, set up a remote situation where use grangers? we -- were you screen jurors? we have learned one thing from covid, we can do a lot of things remotely that did not need to be in person like before, so will the defense agree or will the government agree to something like that? that gets us to the point of getting the pool together. now you have to sit people down. i find it hard to believe that there is even one person in the southern district of florida who has not heard about this ca

this is a west palm beach grand jury.non, i heard in a prior segment that reliable sources say she's presiding. you don't need reliable sources. if you just look at the summons, you'll see her initial on this the summons. and quickly, the way i think she was assigned the case, one of two ways. either it's what we would call a related case, that it's related to the previous special master case. or it was just assigned randomly in the wheel. and believe it or not, i think it's the latter. because the special master case was a civil case, this is a criminal case. our system doesn't consider those related. so i think she was assigned randomly. but the only judges who are in that wheel would be those in the northern division. the chances were not so great. but to tell you a little bit about judge cannon, she -- we're very proud of our bench. she's well educated. university of michigan, duke, worked at a major law firm, worked in the u.s. attorney's office. and one thing that surprised me, we're proud of our bench. one thing th

she's one of four in the west palm beach division.iracy here that, well, how did she get picked out of 20 or 10 judges. it's 1 out of 4, and a lot depends on the workload, and she just may have had a lighter workload so she got the case. federal judge has a lot of power, subject to review by the 11th circuit, which has already intervened and repudiated her. i think she knows she's being scrutinized. >> when she was overturned by the 11th circuit, it was three conservatives, two of them appointed by donald trump himself. >> as ken was talking about, trump isn't the only one charged in this case. his, you know, assistant, walt nauta was also included in this. what are the pressures that he or what's the case that he is dealing with? >> he lied. he pulled a martha stewart. he lied to federal investigators, and it was obvious he was lying. he didn't know about the movement of the boxes. they had him on video. people lie but video doesn't. he's facing really charges in this indictment. the feds, i think, want to flip him. they don't need t

how much favorable do you think it would be if is a jury pulled from the west palm court area. >> goodo be with you, kaitlan. it is a big deal that this was filed in florida because in washington, d.c., trump got 5% of the vote in the last election. so, yeah, that's one reason why republicans think that jurors in washington, d.c. are members of antifa or something because they think they have it out for them. in florida, it's a red state. florida is trump's home state. in miami-dade county, trump got 46% of the vote. 46% of a 12-person jury is 5.5 jurors, and i think that may be donald trump's best chance at an acquittal by getting some of those trump supporters on the jury to do some juror nullification, where they just ignore the evidence and say, i don't want my guy locked up. in palm beach county, it's 43%. either way, he does better here than in d.c. but it was important for jack smith to file down here in south florida because he can't be accused of forum shopping. he can make the public understand this is not about politics. this is about the law. and he can avoid the inevitable

like i'm a builder, so i'm building two 30-story towers here in west palm beach.en hose the buildings are done, there won't be work for those people. that's going to the translate to the a big economic slowdown. so what's happening in office space today, this is before the slowdown. wait until we have the recession. liz: we are showing some video of what i believe -- do we have that video of his palm beach -- you've got two 30-story ours in west palm beach, is it? these will be the highest buildings in that area right now. when is it supposed to be done? because when you say -- >> oh, there you go. yeah, that's the gym with the indoor pool. isn't that beautiful? liz: you're calling it the greene house. >> yes, look at that, that's the indoor tennis courts. liz: of course you would have that because you've to got to have those features. are you worried you won't be able to fill these spaces? >> that's the game room. look at that with the bowling alley. liz, that building, these two towers are going to be the best buildings in the market, so they're going to be a ca

. >> the case is going to be in west palm beach. if you look at the indictment, every count says as it says what happened in palm beach county, florida. if a case takes place in west palm beach, it goes there. there, there are only four judges so her chances were one in four or one in three. there are a lot of things that judges get everywhere that's the first time they get it. they're expected to learn. i've seen federal judges for the first time get a complicated patent case and the first time they look at it say i don't understand this. they study it, learn it. >> do you think she demonstrated the capacity to study and learn the law and how to handle these documents. >> i can't get into her mind and i don't criticize her the way some did. i think it's appropriate and fair to disagree with her opinion. but i think it was not appropriate for some very good lawyers to be saying she's a disgrace and should be impeached. i think she and her staff will learn what they have to do. whether or not she keechs the case is up to her. she cou

. >> and trumps west palm beach estate, boxes containing classified files or stacked haphazardly in the ballroom. a storage room, even a bathroom. once the fbi came calling, trump suggested an attorney hide or destroy documents. told an aide to move boxes from storage room then had his attorney search that room for classified documents without telling him more than 60 boxes have been moved. trump has long denied any >> aaron kotowski joins us from outside the miami courtroom were former president trump will be arraigned on tuesday. aaron, marcus room we can >> rachel, funding for trumps arraignment. he will be placed under arrest possibly figure printed and photographed before he is brought to the 13th floor of charges.lding to answer the although that will happen outside of public view. trump has called on his supporters to rally on tuesday so extra police officers are protest.ought rachel? >> trump second indictment in 2 months. aaron, thank you. next, due to tells reported arrest of a us citizen in russia on drug charges. should mediate reporting michael travis leek will be trial.ed

out at trump's west palm beach estate boxes allegedly containing classified files were stacked haphazardly in a ballroom, a storage room, even a bathroom. once the fbi came calling, trump allegedly suggested an attorney hide or destroy documents, told an aide to move boxes from a storage room, then had his attorney search that room for classified documents without telling him more than 60 boxes had been moved. trump has long denied any wrongdoing. we've seen the us secret service around planning for trump's arraignment on tuesday. the plan is for him to be placed under arrest, possibly fingerprint id and photographed, then brought to the 13th floor of this courthouse to answer the charges. all of that we think, will happen out of public view. trump has called on his supporters to rally here on tuesday, so the police are bringing extra officers on duty to handle any possible demonstrations. aaron katersky, abc news, miami. aaron, thank you. a section of a major roadway in the northeast will be out of commission for a while. smoke and flames from a tanker truck engulfed interstate 95 in phil

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it could be fort pierce where her court is, could be west palm, could be miami. they're sorting through that for the best site. after she's arranged for the parties to meet, no doubt there will be a flurry of requests for anything from a change of venue to a new judge, you name it, from the trump tea they've got a lot of try to sort through, hoping to make some of those charges go away. that's the first step. and from there, which is going to be step by step because we don't have any idea how soon it will go given former president trump's propensity to find ways to delay. >> so the judge could be very influential, especially like a quarterback here. what could she do, what are her political beliefs, could that sway things? >> first of all, this judge has got a real -- let's call it tainted for lack of a better word, tainted reputation, from what she did a few months ago when the trump folksks asked foa master, call hihim, to go ahahe and review exactctly which documents could be considered and which couldn't. well, the government went ahead and said, no, there's

in miami, fort pierce, fort lauderdale and west palm beach.t quite know which judge will get this. now, i would assume that barring someone extreme, it is in the interest of any federal judge that hears this case to make it not about a political campaign. and try to stick to the facts in the law. what, that's probably the worst possible outcome for former president trump. but i think that's far more likely than not, even for, and i think people like to regard the art of judging, in terms of who the presidents were the people in the, bench even trump judges could potentially handle this matter. and after unreasonable responsible way. i think it's far more likely they get you get someone -- than someone who would. >> it's interesting, there are three different lanes here. there's the court of law, which you guys are familiar with. there's a court of public opinion, then there's the mega court. and we've already heard donald trump say, this is a witch hunt. this is them going after him for no reason. speaking with several republicans across the c

we don't even know 100% whether it will stay in miami as opposed to west palm. there's a likelihood the case could be venued specifically over there. there's a lot of kind of tactical considerations and thoughts that will go into that. but as a general rule, look, washington, d.c., look at the numbers politically, you look at how the bench has treated things like the crime fraud exception being this incredibly rare thing that came to life here, vice presidents having no executive privilege. you know, i have to think that the culture in anywhere in southern florida is probably more favorable to this particular client than washington, d.c. would be. >> what does tuesday look like? does he -- i know he's in new jersey right now. i was told a lot of the attorneys aren't there in new jersey with him. walk me through what tuesday looks like. does he go straight to the courthouse? do we expect him to be arrested? what are your expectations? >> yeah, well, i don't want to get crazy specific. look, i think secret service would not be thrilled with me for that. so, you re

cnn's randi kaye is on the scene outside mar-a-lago in west palm beach, florida.at the indictment's been unsealed? >> reporter: well, jake, there's just a few supporters gathered here. yesterday there was a much larger crowd. they did say they would be back this evening. we do expect that crowd to grow. but even when you speak to them about the allegations in this indictment and the charges against the former president, they do not budge from their support for the former president. they believe, those who i spoke with say that these documents were planted there. they don't believe that the former president took them to mar-a-lago, which is right here behind me. they think that this is a political witch hunt. those are their words. and that it's political garbage as one of them told me. some people have been honking, yelling out the window to lock him up. so it's interesting to hear that phrase regarding the former president. we also went into town, the town of palm beach, and spoke to people, two people who actually voted for the former president. one of them told

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he was, it says in west palm, they should try to exploit the internal divisions in russia. when it comes to western intelligence among the small, the big isn't western intelligence, they know how to exploit divisions. and they know that the most effective way of explore these divisions in russia is to support the single russia nationalist. oh, these are the real people. they a real rush, the natural, the real russian patry is. yeah, they don't really like boots in a so, you know, why don't we exploit the anger and the rage against the boot and, and essentially they will be doing out though, if you would. but you know, they'll, they'll be able to boost will the people by this power and show of patrick we are the real past. if you great attendance of the west decide say this is a great opportunity. why don't we try to exploit this? um, uh for our own and that could backfire on them. i mean, you know, they, they could well miscalculate then the ukraine obviously has made a number of miscalculations. the counselor offensive was bathing one miscalculations, nato is notorious, we

the plane was flying from andrews island to west palm beach when it lost power after landing in the water. the passengers were brought back to andrews by a fishing boat and a suspected repeat stowaway is in custody. in texas. police say they caught the man at houston's bush intercontinental airport hiding in a compartment of an american airlines plane that contained critical steering. and hydraulics. he was caught, though, before the plane took off. the suspect allegedly did the exact same thing. two years ago on a flight from guatemala to miami. time now for a look at your morning weather. morning. we're already dealing with tropical depression two, just in time for the start of hurricane season. now, this is going to be a slow mover, but it's going to be short lived. it's moving at three miles an hour south there. people usually walk at three miles an hour. now, here are your impacts with the accuweather real impact scale. you're less than one for us and cuba. but you do have the potential for some flooding rainfall and road closures. getting into your forecast for the weekend. i've got

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don't actually know if it'll be miami day county that the jury will be picked from, it could be west palmgs are changing in the part of that. >> and if it's the palm beach county, biden in the last election won by 13 points. that is a whole different venue. maybe there's a sense -- look, a lot of people thought this would be done in the district of columbia, the jury would've been easily to find, et cetera. there is a reason that the department of justice, i think, went to florida. the documents were in florida. they don't want to be challenged on the venue. it might make it more difficult for them to get a jury that they think they're going to like, but i think they figured that it's worth the risk because they did not want to waste time on a challenge. >> my producer just sent this to me. ron desantis, 2022, he beat the democrat 51 to 48. again, even in west palm beach, shifting politics, when we saw trump showing up at that versailles cafÉ, yes. it's all about politics, but also about cuban voters. it's a signal also to a lot of venezuelan americans, people of venezuelan descent that a

scheduled in a matter of weeks, in a matter of months, and will this case, which is earmarked for west palm beach, florida, the courthouse nearest mar-a-lago, actually remain here in miami? this is a huge, cavernous courthouse, that has come i think some people would argue, the security footprint necessary for court hearings to potentially a trial of the former president. it will most certainly be an attraction. >> norah: and did we hear from a special counsel, jack smith, at all? >> reporter: we spotted jack smith in the front row in one of the wooden benches. the courtroom had two pairs of 5-rho-deep benches for spectators commended was filled to the brim today. jack smith sitting directly behind the special counsel an attorney who was presenting this case. that special counsel staffer is named david harbaugh. there is another special counsel prosecuted there, an investigator named jay bratt. go left or right of the defense table, the judge facing the courtroom, at the far left is a man named stanley woodward. he is the defense attorney representing trump's codefendant, walt nauta. nauta

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will it be in west palm beach or ft. pierce or will it stay in miami?l see there. i don't think judge cannon is going to tank the case or dismiss the counts or dismiss major evidence. she could help in delays. she could allow more trump supporters to make it on the jury. ultimately if trump is found guilty, she could give him a sentence below the sentencing guidelines. those are the ways she can affect this case without being likely to to be overturned on appeal by the 11th circuit. >>> on page 21 of the indictment, the doj and the office of special counsel jack smith detail a conversation they say occurred between trump and his lawyers in may of last year while meeting to discuss a subpoena that was issued for the return of the documents, at least one of his lawyers advised him to return the documents that would be responsive to the subpoena, according to the indictment. trump's response was, quote, i don't want anybody looking through my boxes, i really don't. i don't want you looking through my boxes. it goes on, quote, well, what happens if we just

now, the fact that it was venued in west palm beach meant that there was a relatively small number ofges, three or four judges, who could potentially get it. so the fact that she got it is not as surprising as it would be if it was filed here in miami, but she's going to stay on the case and i've heard people say that she should recuse herself because she's biased, i personally think that she is not going to recuse herself. i think if she recused herself it would make the conspiracy theory -- theories that are out there run even more rampant. so i think she's going to stay in the case and like i said earlier, she is the most important person in this process. she has to ensure the sanctity of this case and of our criminal justice system. she cannot be seen to favor one side or the other, she has to call balls and strikes, she has to play it right down the middle of the road. i know that she has hurdles to overcome because of her prior rulings which were reversed on appeal but she's going to keep this case, i think, and she's going to have to do the right thing so that our system of jus

the docket in federal court and particularly in the county that they're in west palm beach. so the prosecution says that they will take $21.00 days for them to try their case. that is quick and then whatever the defendant doesn't have to put on a case, but whatever time the defendant would need to put on a case, but a lot depends on the judge's calendar as well. because this is not the only case that judge cannon has won her calendar, they would also be motion that would, that would be, had that proceed a case. so in reality, there is time to have the case presented very, very quickly and very soon and in the spring of 2024. but just, you know, what i've said before a lot of factor pins on the judge. it depends on the judge and but the judge determines because it is a judge that determines the scheduling of the case. and this judge is pro trunk down. maybe she will be less pro trunk because she's got her hands think before when she tried to basically apply, you know, her, her mom, her opinions towards trunk that were totally invalid. but we just don't know and her name is ca

and victor is joining us who is the owner of a restaurant in west palm beach in florida.r restaurant today, and why are you closing? >> we are closing, because we want to support the day. because it is for me in mexico, i have 23 years in this country, and this beautiful country, and then this law, and everybody is saying that we are by ourself, because a lot of our customers are living from the states, because they are afraid. and so that is why we are going to support these immigrants. and so they say, probably, they deport me. so, that's why. they are scared about it. >> do you feel that you can continue to run your restaurant inside florida with the current laws as they are? >> i mean, i don't think so. >> because, we, again, we lost a lot of clientele, a lot of business. so now, after july, i think that we lost more business, because we don't have a customer, and we can't pay the bills, and how we can pay the rent, and pay everything. so you cannot afford it. so now, what happens, you have to close the restaurant. >> victor prada, we appreciate you being here with us

represent him so maybe we'll get a better sense of that but we should remember this case was filed in west palm beach 17 miles from here to the north and the judge assigned, judge aileen, a trump appointee has been chosen at random to take the case that there are questions of whether that will go ahead. she could accuse herself but no word on that. as you mentioned, after this appearance, you head back to new jersey where you will get into fundraising mode tonight and make public comments about charges today but so far, police say they are ready for anything that could develop in the afternoon with perhaps trump supporters showing anger at his situation but so far, none has materialized but there are many hours to go. >> thank you for that, former whitewater deputy independent counsel. good to have you. thank you for taking the time. it's interesting the prosecutor here once a quick child. asap. you raised the issue if you're donald trump, you don't so where you going? >> i think it is very unlikely the case will go to trial before the election and i think it is possible this will never go to t

whether the trial will be held here, the federal courthouse in miami or closer to mar-a-lago like west palme the case involves so many classified documents donald trump's new legal team will need to get security clearance to access them. >> there isn't going to be a trial before the election. i've never seen a classified documents case where the speedy trial act has been able to be applied even if a defendant wanted it. >> reporter: the former president entered a not guilty plea in federal ct. in miami but his codefendant and personal valet could not because of a requirement to have a local attorney which he's in the process of hiring, he will face and arraignment on june 27th. all this is playing out in the course while donald trump is campaigning for a second term in the white house. instead of hiding from his legal troubles he plays in front and center in his campaign front and center. >> the sitting president, political opponent arrested on fake and fabricated charges of which he had numerous other presidents would be guilty, right in the middle of a presidential election in which he is